Storks (Blu-ray 3D + Blu-ray + DVD + Ultraviolet)

Funny! Loved it! I watched it alone. And the Gardners learned to spend time with their son--good moral of the story.Note to parent(s) w/ little kids: it might cause the kids to start asking questions about babies, so, you may want to consider that when renting/buying. If that's not an issue, then enjoy!

Super fun story with all the good moral lessons that should be included in movies made for children and their parents.

This was a fun movie for the whole family. There was humor for the kids and the adults. Our toddler watches this movie often and it doesn't make me want to rip my hair out. We actually purchased the movie and I feel like it was worth it.

This had some good moments for both adults and kids (my kids are both under 5 years old). We laughed through a lot of it. I agree with other reviewers that the pace of action and conversation seemed unnaturally rapid. It took all my concentration to follow it at times. I think the comments about encouraging alternate family types are inconsistent; this is more like adoption than childbirth, and the real point is that children are valuable. Single moms can adopt kids too. The same gender couples don't have to be homosexual; they could be brothers, sisters, mom and daughter, aunt and niece, etc. There are a lot of family types out there that adopt kids. And if the kids point it out, what a great talking point. Let's not be afraid of open conversations and truth teaching for the very young. These things will be seen at Walmart, Target, school, camp, etc. so teach your kids in the safety of the home where they can't loudly say, "HEY MOM! WHY IS THAT PERSON SO FUNNY LOOKING???" (I can't be the only parent who has experienced this, right?)All in all, this movie made me hug my kids closer. Children are precious. And this movie affirms that.

Came as expected happy with purchase!

Enjoyed the plot it was a really cute movie.

I forgot how old I was, but a friend or family member of mine gave me a Blu-Ray version of the movie, which my parents and I don’t collect at our home.But since I finally bought this as a real DVD, I enjoyed it!

The animation is wonderfully well done. Kids ages 13 and younger ought to find this movie fairly entertaining. (Especially if those kids liked Hotel Transylvania 2 and Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2)Adults--on the other hand--will find the execution of the story a little odd. The pacing is sporadic, the flow is disjointed, character relationships are blurry (what's the deal with the pigeon?), the running gags get stale fast (spoiler: I'm primarily talking about the "transformer wolves"), and the overall story itself is rather juvenile. Yes: it's a story about children intended for an audience of children, but it also seems to have been written and story-boarded BY children.I saw a lot of potential in the trailer... but that's where they seemed to have stopped fulfilling that potential. Perhaps they were too pressed for time and couldn't develop it any further. It's a shame Hollywood feels the need to crank movies out so fast... for the last decade more movies have been coming out half-baked than not.